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Welcome...We help churches, pastoral caregivers and lay people meet the practical and spiritual care needs of older adults and those caring for aging parents. We offer a variety of resources and programs to help ensure people receive the support and encouragement they need.

Helping People Care for One Another

  • How is your church ministering to the needs to people who are aging and/or facing health challenges? 
  • Is your church meeting the practical and spiritual care needs of people serving as family caregivers?
  • What type of support and encouragement does your church provide to caregivers, the elderly and people facing health challenges?
  • Is the support provided by your church more proactive or reactive?

Pastoral Care is becoming increasingly important as America is aging like never before in history. Regardless of religious affiliation, practices and rituals, everyone has a fundamental need for spiritual support and encouragement. From people facing age-related challenges and serious illness or injury, to those serving as caregivers, we can help you help them.

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We work with churches helping them to prepare, support and encourage people dealing with issues associated with aging, illness and caregiving. From workshops and small group studies, to pastoral care programing and ministry support resources, how can we be of assistance to you?

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Aging & Health – Did you know that between 2010 and 2030, the number of people age 65 and older is projected to increase by over 75%? This is significant because older people are more prone to serious illness and injury than younger generations.

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Caregiving– Did you know there are an estimated 65 million family caregivers, many of whom are thrust into the role unexpectedly? This is significant because caregivers often yearn for information, instrumental and emotional/spiritual support.
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The following is a sampling of the churches we have had the privilege to work with over the past 10 years:
  • Faith Church (Milford, OH)
  • 1st Congregational Church (Tallmadge, OH)
  • First Presbyterian Church (Fort Collins, CO)
  • First Presbyterian Church (Salina, KS)
  • Hope Church (Mason, OH)
  • St. Andrews By the Sea (Hilton Head, SC)
  • St. Mark's Parish (Independence, MO)
  • Williams Boulevard Baptist Church (Kenner, LA)
  • Willow Creek Church (Barrington, IL)

The effects of aging and caregiving are significant
and merit purposeful consideration and focus.

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